St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Mrs F. z. Damon is seriously Ill.
Bank clearngs yesterday amounted to
1924 ,07331.
One case each of diphtheria and scarlet
fever was reported yesterday.
The Washburn Orphans home VIII be for
mally dedicated early in June.
gambling establishment at 10S Washing
ton avenue has been closed by the police.
Bertha Frick, deaf and dumb girl who
was supposed to have been enticed away, has
been found.
Half dozen DRINKS and petit larceny
were the sum total of yesterdays criminal
business in. the municipal court
H. NJ Carpenter lost two valuable horses
that were poisoned by white lead contained
in linseed oil which was given them.
The central council of the Associated
Charities will meet Monday afternoon, when
reports from branches will be received.
Owing to the departure of Miss Myrta
French the opera of ManiIou will be pre-
scented again tomorrow evening at Harmonic
hall.
The police commission meets tonight when
an examination will be made of the state
ments made by all members of the depart
ment.
The ladies of All Saints parish gave an en-
joyable entertainment at the residence of
Mrs. w. Fl. Egbert, 2613 Portland avenue, last
evening.
Inc monthly MceUlNR OF Inc society OF
Friends will be held to-day at the church On
the corner of Eighth street and Hennepin
avenue.
Mrs. G. H. Pratt died Tuesday night, aged 81
years. Funeral from the family residence,
1917 Fremont avenue north, tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
The candidates for city attorney who got
left might console themselves with trying
again for the attorneyship of the park COM
mission. The salary is 81 600.
George Francisco, Il single man 80 years of
age, and AndreaS Peterson, married man of
about 40, were yesterday ordered sent to the
insane asylum by Judge Won Schlegel.
The policemen yesterday were busy making
out statements for the use of the police com
mission. There were also q number of appli-
cations for appointment on the police force
Frederick J. Gibson died yesterday, aged 80
years. The funeral will be held Sunday from
his late residence, 1925 Fifth avenue south
Gibson was member of the Masonic and
Forester fraternities.
A second trial is now in progress before
Judge Bailey in the municipal court of the
suit of A. P. LOOMS VS.. II. L. Gordon to re-
cover $500 for services rendered. Thus far
tn ere have been no exhibitions of anger on
either side.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
John j. Rhodes and Charlotte NJ. Hunter,
Frank k Therein and Jessie Clark, Anton
welt and Abbie NJ. Farrisee, Frank Moline and
Betsey Beard, Charles Brazier and Hilda Lin
dorff.
The living one-half man is proving the
greatest sensation that the dime museum has
yet produced. He peforms a multitude of
feats on the horizontal bar and is well worth
visit. John T. Kelly in ''Fricasse Rabbit" is
the stage attraction. Friday the ladies Will
receive q thimble.
The most disastrous result from Tuesdays
shooting scrape thus far reported is the spoil
ing of a dozen shirts, which were in passing
delivery wagon of a wel-known laundry The
deadly missile penetrated the bosoms of the
shirts, making hole that is too large for
stud and too small for collar button.
The following officers of Company B, Firs t
regiment, have been elected: Captain, Louis
G.. Fisher, vice Capital WEIGH. promoted;
first lieutenant Sergt. Geo. A. Rose: second
lieutenant, H. A. Clark. The captain made
the following appointments: First sergeant,
F. A. Gaus; I'd sergeant, F. W. Stamwitz: Sd
sergeant, w. ]. Blakeny; 4th sergeant, o. ] .
Torrance: 5th sergeant and quartermaster,
E. NJ. Bruce. The following privates were
detailed to act as corporals: 1st corporal,
Mccoy: I'd corporal, S. Wing: Sd corporal, II.
Walker; 4th corporal, Chas Watts; 9Th cor
poral, f. /. Rugg.